Wooden Spice Rack Transformation

Do you remember this bead project of ours we did a while back?  
Here are a few pictures to refresh your memory.








Well we found another like minded blogger Frugal with a Flourish.
See what she did with her wooden spice rack. 






Forever ago, ok – only in May – but it feels like forever, I got this really cute spice rack for $3.  18 jars and 18 alternate brown caps (in the sleeve on top). 





And in that sleeve was a little message that said ….





Change something to match my decor?  Well thank you little slip o paper!  Don’t mind if I do!  I wanted to turn it into a different type of storage.  So of course, I grabbed my two favorite friends to help with the transformation.  A can of Heirloom White and a can of Black Satin spray paint!  I gave the cabinet base and door a couple coats of of Heirloom White.  Better already. 





I then gave the caps a spray of satin black.  





Ok – want to see the final product???  Check out my new bead storage box!





Ta-da!  Isn’t it adorable in my little “craft center” with my sewing desk, custom cork board and my lovely shelf!  (Pay no attention to the canvas with the flower – that is going away shortly to be replaced by a new piece!)





I just love it!  And the little jar tops came out so cute!!  Aren’t they adorable – I just want to get in and make some jewelry.




I am very pleased with this transformation – even made the little knob on the door black too!  





So tell me – have you ever run across one of these old spice sets?  If so what would you make it into?  




Well isn’t that just a cute display using an old wooded spice rack?

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Cassity Kmetzsch started Remodelaholic after graduating from Utah State University with a degree in Interior Design. Remodelaholic is the place to share her love for knocking out walls, and building everything back up again to not only add function but beauty to her home. Together with her husband Justin, they have remodeled 6 homes and are working on a seventh. She is a mother of four amazing girls. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.

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15 Comments

  1. >This came out really nice. I have not seen a set like this before…. but it's just that I may not have noticed it…so now I will be on the look out.

  2. >Hooray! Thanks for featuring my little project! 🙂 Would you believe there were two of these at the yard sale I found it at? I should have bought the other one too! 🙂

  3. >i actually have a spice rack like this that was removed from our old kitchen that i couldn't bear to toss. it's awaiting a transformation and you've inspired one…thanks for the help!

    judi 😉

  4. >I did the same thing with an old spice rack of my moms! She was going to take it to the Good Will, and I got the idea to use it for some much needed bead storage 🙂

  5. >Ooooh, I wish I had something like this for my buttons.

    Such a sweet way to display your beads.

    🙂

  6. >What a truly artistic idea! I look at a spice rack and I see a spice rack. You looked at a spice rack and did this! Not only is it functional, it's fun! I love it!!!
    funwithnancy.blogspot.com

  7. >Oooooo!! I want one too! What a great idea, seems like I see these at yard sales often, but never know what to do with them, now I do! Hope I can find one, this is truly a great idea!

  8. >LOVE what you did with that! It could work nicely for buttons too–or bath beads–ooh, i might have just figured out what to do with a small spice shelf i have.

  9. >I would LOVE to find an old spice rack. To hang. And use as a spice rack! So that I could have another drawer empty to use. 🙂